Mayor Haris Doukas outlined the city’s support measures for vulnerable residents, citing Eurostat data on Greek households’ financial insecurity

The Grammy-nominated blues guitarist and award-winning harmonica player will perform at Half Note Jazz Club from October 16-19, joined by Chicago-born singer Robbin Kapsalis for select sets beginning October 17

The three-day festival brings together 170 of Greece’s leading tattoo artists, alongside live music, art exhibitions, street performances and a charity initiative supporting Make-A-Wish Greece

For three generations, one tiny shop in central Athens has drawn devoted customers with hand-prepared meat, a closely guarded family sauce, and a simple philosophy: use the best ingredients, keep things small, and never compromise on quality

The two-day event will showcase 46 artists, independent publishers, and cultural organizations from across Greece, with free admission at Athens’ Kypseli Municipal Market

Despite heavy rain, students have begun pitching tents in Syntagma Square demanding affordable housing, lower energy prices and greater funding for public universities.

The family-friendly festival at the British School in Athens will feature hands-on workshops, interactive activities and opportunities to explore archaeological research in both Greek and English

The city hosted the ninth European Forum on Historic Gardens, bringing together experts from across Europe to explore how historic landscapes can preserve cultural heritage while helping cities address climate change and the need for more green space.

The first of 14 upgraded trains has finally entered service, although the entire fleet was originally due by October 2025. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis acknowledged the line's poor condition during a visit Monday

The public offering will run from Oct. 13-15, with trading in the shares scheduled to begin on Oct. 20

The Metropolitan Opera’s production of Shakespeare’s dark tragedy will be broadcast live to Athens on October 17, featuring Quinn Kelsey as Macbeth, Lise Davidsen as Lady Macbeth and Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducting

Tunneling in Kypseli caused damage to 20 buildings and halted work on the new metro line on May 8. Repairs are set to begin immediately, but tunneling will resume only after an independent committee determines that adequate safety measures are in place

Greece marks 82 years since German troops left Athens with a flag-raising ceremony on the Acropolis, attended by the President of the Republic

The U.S. vice president is expected in Athens in mid-February for a conference on Western alliances and transatlantic relations, with U.S. lawmakers, White House advisers and business leaders also set to attend.

Track replacement work will affect six stations between Ampelokipoi and Chalandri through Oct. 22, with earlier closures, revised airport services and a temporary replacement bus route.

Documents from Greece’s state-owned Metro operator show that building deformations in the Kypseli district were known by April and that inspections are planned for at least 20 apartment buildings, despite public statements citing 14.

About 4,000 students will continue classes remotely as technicians investigate a sprawling gas network and officials seek firm safety assurances before allowing them back into classrooms

Panagiotis Retsos scored the only goal before Olympiacos went down to 10 men, handing Panathinaikos their first league defeat of the season and cutting the gap from the top to two points

In an era of endless streaming, vinyl is back, with young people at the helm. Stelios Eleftheriou, co-organizer of Athens’ Vinyl Market at Technopolis, talks to To Vima International Edition about the analog experience and the new generation of collectors in Greece

Historian, broadcaster and author Bettany Hughes joins Odin Linardatou, Editor-in-Chief of To Vima International Edition, for a conversation at Dialogues for Athens: From Myth to Modern City, a conference organised by To Vima